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- Amazing genetic genealogy success story
- Survey: LAC Flickr sets
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- The last word on truth in genealogy
- Researching unusual names
- FMP adds Devon marriage records
- BIFHSGO conference interview with Jane Buck
- Ancestry adds Lancashire parish records
- TNA podcast: Charities and their records for famil...
- LAC adds WW1 era finding aids online
- Genetic genealogy for felines
- New records for Oldham on FMP
- Genographic Project 2.0
- LAC understates benefits
- FreeBMD July update
- Conference: The story of migration from, to and wi...
- Super offer from Find My Past
- Legacy Family Tree webinars this week.
- Probability in genealogy
- Strangely, Canada!
- Publicity for Queen's University Archives
- Google search tips and tricks
- Sussex Census for 1871
- Lineage societies and the genealogical proof standard
- Ontario voters' lists
- From North to South: Vancouver Island resources on...
- Early 19th century Irish resource online
- BIFHSGO member is Chinese hero
- Laptop Library: newspaper archives
- 18th century Cheshire wills at FMP
- Interview with Patricia Whatley, Dundee resources
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- London Borough of Harrow burial records now at De...
- Ancestry adds UK, Midlands and Various UK Trade Di...
- The Dover Express
- WW1 British airman records
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- Book review: Island of Hope and Sorrow: The Story ...
- London Dockland baptisms
- Historic Nova Scotia newspapers online
- 2012 London Olympic Park Through Time
- Reminder: BIFHSGO conference registration
- Fifty Shades of Grey Genealogy
- FMP adds North Yorkshire and new plastic surgery r...
- Deceased Online records to double
- Marriage and Age Differences
- English genealogy webinar
- Birth year challenge
- DNA update
- Supreme Court copyright ruling
- New at LAC
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- FMP launch Canterbury Collection
- Canadian Library Association losing community support
- FMP adds records for Greenwich, Llanymawddwy, Mallwyd
- UK Yesterday channel rebranding
- Death of Science
- BIFHSGO conference interview with Shirley-Ann Pyef...
- How accessible and usable are Canadian archival we...
- Transatlantic satellite TV at 50
- FamilySearch updates Canadian records
- How well off were your late 19th century British a...
- LAC article in the Ottawa Citizen
- EasyBib
- Minister Moore responds
- Historic Canadian photographs from TNA
- Lincolnshire parish register data added at FMP
- Agricultural Records in Britain: 20th-century events
- Why Consult Newspapers on Microfilm?
- Free Online Searches for Ireland in July
- Agricultural Records in Britain:19th-century events
- People of the British Isles Project
- Three Years in Canada:1826–7–8
- Find The Best
- Agricultural Records in Britain:18th-century events
- Celebrate the Fourth with free PCY wills
- FamilySearch Scottish census collection extended
- Ancestry updates Warwickshire parish records
- Agricultural Records in Britain:17th-century events
- Ottawa Summer Genealogy Meet-up
- Agricultural Records in Britain:16th-century events
- Benchmarks update for June
- Gary Schroder and Stanley Diamond interviewed on CJAD
- Celebrating Canada Day
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